An incredible got his cathedral built on King Ordonos' II grounds to pay homage to his defeat of…read morethe Moors. Be sure to take the audio tour and learn more about the stained glass windows and chapels. Truly a marvel! Peregrinos, Be sure to get your credential stamped at the cloister next to the cathedral.

This is my favourite out of all the cathedrals i have visited thus far, and mind you, I have even…read morebeen to Vatican City! Whoever built this cathedral has immensely great taste! Oh me oh my! I took a lot more pictures, and didn't put them up as there seems to be enough reviews, but truly, if you are going to spend money to see something in the Camino, this one is worth the 9 euros you will spend! It simply took my breath away! Try and catch it in the morning or evening light!

Peregrinos, bring your rock and release your burdens. One of the most magnificent sites on The…read moreCamino. Buen Camino to all that make their way here!

I loved visiting this historic site. It is located almost two miles from Oviedo on the slope of…read moreMount Naranco. It is a beautiful and peaceful area where lots of people like to hike. It was declared a National Monument in 1885. Tours are provided. The building was built in 842 and is in pretty good shape. We crawled all along it without a concern for safety.

An absolute must -see for visitors to Asturias. A fascinating pre-Roman building that has been…read moreperfectly preserved. This little museum is located on the outskirts of town, so unfortunately you can't walk there. On the plus side, if offers a lovely panorama of Oviedo. Don't miss this little gem!